Can I use squash or speedminton rackets for both sports?

Of course you can! Even though I haven't played speedminton I've just watched some footage on Youtube, and it's played with a shuttle, albeit over longer distances than in badminton, where squash uses a (not solid) rubber ball. read more

If you are thinking to use Squash racket for Speedminton then yes you can, but if it’s other way around, then a straight No, because speedminton rackets are made for light pressure, so you can’t hit squash ball, instead always go with the specialised squash rackets. read more

Squash you always have to run backwards essentially, and with 4 walls it makes it much more confusing espeically with the multiple boasts that can be played in squash, yes tennis has drop shots which bring a player to the net and a lob, but squash has that as well. read more

Squash rackets measure up to 27 inches long, 5 inches more than the maximum for racquetball. Squash rackets once had circular heads and looked like badminton rackets, but, beginning in the 1980s, they took on a tear-drop shape similar to racquetball rackets. The head is still wider for racquetball. Squash balls measure 4 cm in diameter. read more